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- 51.
Acceptance of separate electorate which vindicated the became the basis of Muslim freedom struggle.
- 52.
Who became the second Indian to join the Governor General's Executive Council in 1910?
- 53.
On what basis were Indian members of the Imperial Legislative Council elected?
- 54.
What was the main demand of the Muslim delegation that met Viceroy Lord Minto?
- 55.
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In which reforms was the Muslim demand of separate electorate incorporated/introduced?
- 56.
How many seats were reserved for Muslims among the elected Indian members in the Imperial Legislative Council as per the 1909 Act?
- 57.
Which reforms, introduced in 1909 during the tenure of Lord Minto, provided for separate electorates for Muslims?
- 58.
What right related to parliamentary procedure was demanded by Indians?
- 59.
Who was Lord Morley?
- 60.
The Indian Act of 1919 provided which type of legislature at the centre in place of the Imperial Legislative Council consisting of one House?